UGREEN Nexode 200W GaN USB C Charging Station, 6-Port Desktop Charger for MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro/Air, iPhone 17/16/15 Series, Galaxy S25/S24 Ultra, Pixel 10/9, Steam Deck

This multi-port charging hub has never reached a high temperature, it's built well, charges really quickly, works quietly (no electronic hum, unlike my previous charger), and has saved space in terms of number of sockets I previously needed to power the number of devices I had.It was a little on the expensive end of these chargers, but it was well worth the price for peace of mind, knowing the charger truly supports superfast charging.I don't use this product on the go, but it certainly seems to be possible to use while traveling due to how the cable can disconnect for safer packing, so I would rate this quite high on travelability.

Nicely made, well-built little unit. It charges my laptop (M2Pro Macbook Pro) and will charge other things at the same time without loosing too much gas. Gets slightly warm to the touch when it's in use but no more than any other charging brick would. Would buy again, and probably will!

Fantastic charger use it all the time, so great having two high speed 100W ports to power laptop and charge drone, has plenty of other ports for high speed charging in USB A and two more slower USB C ports

I absolutely love this charge hub. It doesn't back down when you plug in multiple devices at a time. It keeps up with my 2019 Macbook Pro 16", iPad, iPhone, JBL bluetooth speaker, and others all at the same time - and it only gets barely warm to the touch. Never hot. IDK what 'Gan chips' are, but whatever they are - they work incredibly well in this device and don't overcharge either. I plugged in my jumpstart battery pack that has a display screen while it's charging so I could see the wattage that was being thrown at it and again - this charge hub is awesome.

I wanted to like this charger so bad. It was finally a single solution to charging all of my devices. When I first got it, it was great. I could charge my phone, laptop, and two tablets without issue. Mostly it was used just for phone charging nightly. After a few months, the first USB C port started having issues where the power would cycle every few seconds. I thought maybe it was a bad cord or an issue with my phone, but it didn't seem to happen with the second port, so I just stopped using the first one.Several months later, and now the second USB C port is starting to have similar issues. When I plug my phone in, I usually have to unplug the cable from the charger first, then plug it back in, otherwise it does not charge at all. Once it is plugged in, I have to watch my phone for a few minutes to ensure that it continues to charge. Occasionally, the power will cycle over and over until the phone battery dies, then the charger will stay connected and charge the phone to 100%. My phone is my alarm clock, so when this happens I oversleep and wake up to a powered off phone that is fully charged.Needless to say, for such an expensive charger, this is unacceptable. If you need to depend on this thing to charge all of your devices, don't buy it. I am going to go back to Anker charging products, where I never had any issues.

This is the only product that was capable of outputting enough power to keep my gaming laptop going! Awesome!

The product charges as advertised and it is better than any other charger that I have used. Other chargers have claimed that it will charge the laptop and phone at the same thing and it doesn't work that way. This product charges my laptop, 2 cellphones, and tablet without an issue.Only problem with the charger, the power cord from the outlet to the charger fits loosely in the charger and it slides out when repositioning the charger.

Mostly picked it up to have a nice charger at my desk at work. It mostly gets used to keep my phone topped off and power my Rog Ally on lunch breaks. As well as any other number of devices I use for work that require USB charging.I also want to mention that you can keep any and all your cables dangling off it without affecting charge output to a device. It's not until you plug something into it that the power output gets shifted.For testing the power outputs I used my Anker Powercore 737. The cables used were a JSAUX 10ft and a Ugreen 3ft. Both rated for 100W.On the 100w outputs with a 3ft cable it measured around 95w. To be expected because of electrical losses. Using a 10ft cable dropped it to around 88-90w.65w output measured around 62-63w max on the 3ft. 60 on the 10ft.All the other outputs were pretty similar losing just a few watts under the rating.You could theoretically power 3 Rog Allys on this thing as long as they aren't being driven to the max using the manual or turbo settings.Overall it's a nice unit and I hope it has a long service life. I would wait to pick it up on a sale. They happen rather frequently reaching around the $120 mark. I got mine bundled with some extra charger cables for about that.